So then you must carry your pencil in your jersey pocket so as not to show favortism, correct?

So it's okay for him to do through the lineup, instead of some other way?

If you keep your lineup correctly, he won't find a way to cheat -- at least by using the lineup. In fact, using your method will make it EASIER for him to cheat.

Question it to whom? The PU? Wouldn't it then just be easier for him to keep up with it? Your way would delay the game in a way that it shouldn't be delayed.

Everything works until it doesn't.

You'll find that your way of doing this is so far in the minority, that I don't think even JRut will agree with you.

Everything works until it doesn't.

Wow what manual did you pull that brillance from?

You'll find that your way of doing this is so far in the minority, that I don't think even JRut will agree with you.

I will have to make sure and mark that down somewhere, JUST IN CASE I might care.

I printed this off this site and still refer to it before every season as a refresher.

http://forum.officiating.com/basebal...ur-friend.html

I put lineups in my shirt pocket and keep all changes on a special sheet I designed for this purpose that is in my left ball bag - Subs, CR's, conferences by inning, offensive and defensive, pitching changes, official warnings, etc. It is similar to the one that comes with Honigs little notebook, but I have more stuff on mine. I can only write stuff reported to me, and the lineup sheet I only need if there is an issue I need to refere to official lineup for, such as BOO.